malis@bbn.com (Andy Malis) (12/19/89)
I'm looking for a Z80 disassembler that's written in C to run on
Unix. Can you help?
Thanks.
Andy Malis <malis@bbn.com> UUCP: {harvard,rutgers,uunet}!bbn!malishirose@mzt.furukawa.co.jp (Masato Hirose) (12/20/89)
In article <49893@bbn.COM> malis@bbn.com (Andy Malis) writes: |From: malis@bbn.com (Andy Malis) |Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm |Date: 19 Dec 89 04:35:49 GMT |Sender: news@bbn.COM |Lines: 7 | | |I'm looking for a Z80 disassembler that's written in C to run on |Unix. Can you help? I'm looking for it, too. Please help. Can this article arrive at USA ? -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Masato Hirose (hirose@furukawa.co.jp)
root@kunivv1.sci.kun.nl (Privileged Account) (12/21/89)
In article <HIROSE.89Dec20153712@mzt.furukawa.co.jp> hirose@mzt.furukawa.co.jp (Masato Hirose) writes: >In article <49893@bbn.COM> malis@bbn.com (Andy Malis) writes: > > |I'm looking for a Z80 disassembler that's written in C to run on > |Unix. Can you help? > >I'm looking for it, too. Please help. I already offered a Z80/Z280 disassembler in TurboC (ANSI) to Andy Malis, and will send it to him. If there is general interest, I might post it. Info: Z280/Z80 disassembler *module* written in TurboC (should be easily ported to any C compiler, the only ANSI-ness is prototypes and a little string concatenation that could be removed with an ed script). Disassembly for Z80/Z280 is compile-time selectable with a preprocessor symbol. Sufficiently modularized to allow symbolic disassembly, e.g. CD 05 00 CALL BDOS or (for instruction lists) CD ** ** CALL nn JR ** JR d It is *not* a ready-to-run package, but a function "dis" that can be used to disassemble an instruction. There is a little front-end with it that allows generation of listings, both interactively and from a script. Also a front-end to generate opcode charts (both Z280 and Z80) is included with it. So, does anyone want it posted ? It might take a while (need a modem to upload it to the Sun first, etc...) >Can this article arrive at USA ? Don't know. At Europe anyway :-) -- Luc Rooijakkers Internet: lwj@cs.kun.nl Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science UUCP: uunet!cs.kun.nl!lwj University of Nijmegen, the Netherlands tel. +3180612271 -- Luc Rooijakkers Internet: lwj@cs.kun.nl Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science UUCP: uunet!cs.kun.nl!lwj University of Nijmegen, the Netherlands tel. +3180612271
hirose@mzt.furukawa.co.jp (Masato Hirose) (12/22/89)
In article <592@kunivv1.sci.kun.nl> root@kunivv1.sci.kun.nl (Privileged Account) writes: |I already offered a Z80/Z280 disassembler in TurboC (ANSI) to Andy |Malis, and will send it to him. If there is general interest, I might |post it. Info: | |Z280/Z80 disassembler *module* written in TurboC (should be easily |ported to any C compiler, the only ANSI-ness is prototypes and a little |string concatenation that could be removed with an ed script). Can I port it to Sun3 easily? How about the problem of a byte order? |So, does anyone want it posted ? It might take a while (need a modem to |upload it to the Sun first, etc...) I want it. Even if it might take a while... |>Can this article arrive at USA ? | |Don't know. At Europe anyway :-) Oh, from Europe? This is far east of Asia, Japan. -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Masato Hirose (hirose@furukawa.co.jp)